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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22
hes out $50 bis $40 miaionen sufdsI

beg ant $50 big go Wtlutoriet1 Snl@el
ssf9dtt.
SIItnois bat feinen 8sffanb pom
uorigeu Sabre - 8, 559s 900 We're =
ni&f luefeniIiG persr6bet. Wais BAT
I'M Rorbel unb In ban mittlereu
Counties bis Nitte Stunt einsn febr
eintftsen Staub, TN Shben mar er and
6a i6on etwas psrI@Ie9tert. Die
gbin9bnss broben nun I'M fibIi4en
Ebeiie groBen S9aben. Wit einem
qiufis uerIaufenben Sommsr wfrSe
Suinois minbeftens go WiIiouen8 ui9eI
ertielt babsn.
Safer Bat In einSeInen Staaten
ben BIas e~tnsenommen, ben @ei3en
Ieer geIahen bate, 70 uamsntIi9 tn
&anias, aber aud in anberen weifs
li4en Staaten. Oas GreaI mar UNI 4
prosent GROCER ais i'm Sabre 1886,
ndmIi6 "a, SOC, 900 acre. Die aus
baIten6e 9ise unb Oirre bat bic grnte.
refp. bic Ausfdten bafar fsbr nn:
sinifig seffaItet, 10 baB trOs bes 9roBs:
rem 8eifnnbes faum $40 Wtilionen
8ufdeI IN Ausf9t ftebsl seseu 624 GtiLs
IioneI 1886.
@erfe TIT auf einem nm 8 Yrojent
sr6Beren areal, 2,87O, 900 aere. anse;
baut wor6en; uamentIi9 in @alifor:
nieu, Oregon unb bic 6ftIt@ unb n6rbs
lid baDon selssenen Gerritorten baber
fS an bieiem psrmebrten Anbau weients
lid betbetIist. 9as aroBe nebeI BEG
grntsiabres bat bic @erfe iberau uni
namentli9 tn gaItfornten TART sef4d,
biet; Der Stanb an1 1. SuIi lit I'M
aefdbr 80. Der grtras uirb taum Sd
MiaiOuen Buf5eI fem sesen so Netl:
Itonen 1856.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22
@intertu ciaensG rnte uno Cont
mcrESaatcu.

Der WinterDeissnzS eltGnb bat aud
in bieiem Sabre it9 wieber u~eruinbert
unb guar TIM iwei Brotent ge9eu 1886,
mo IL UNI fInf YroBent uerminbert wGr.
@r besifferte f6 i'm SUM-, our 3eit Der
@rnte uuf "a, O44 ,4O7 Gcre.
Ser Stono aur Seit Der grnte wirb
etuas inter 81 Yrolent zines Wittrl.
ertra9s isin; er mar am /. Suri s4.9,
Geeen 92.7 am l. sSuui 1886 unb 8I.2
am /. Suit 1885. Der 9rtrag uirb
R6 6dnaG auf 1I.76 Bui1eI pom Ncce
feuen, eth Total pom 28I Wiuionen
Buf9el 9e9en 81 WRiliouen BuideI in
1886.
SdItornien bat einen beinabe
u%nperduberteu 8eitanb, an 3 Wiuionen
gcre, aber cine isbr f9Ie6te SaiIon sez
bdbt; trodeu f9ou 3ur Saat3eit i'm
uori9en Spdtfommer, blisben bic 8ors
winter &essn fat gang aus. Der Wins
Ter bradte ni6t uieI bapon unb bas
SS1ibia5r mar erti6is6en troden unb
beiB d; Eeise WinSe, @n6e Mai uub Nn.
fang Sunt, ais Weisen tn Der WtI4
mar. 3erit6rtsn psite @ulturen in 0orbs
Gnb WitteIs Californian. 9aburd mir6
Der @rtraa f9 ouf nur 81 Ntiuionen
Sui9eI felen, se9en 40 WiuiOnen in
1886.
Oregon's Belfanb bIieb au6 uns
gednbert 984, 900 acre unb feline 4uss
ii9ten pnren i'm Rai nod bic beffen
bss sanben 2an6es nit eiuem Stdnb
pom l0I. Sim sunni rihteten ihmere
Resen unb 9aeeI (ber ueberI1uB Der
Rieoeri4Idae fir bos crfte 9aIbidbr
tOmmt batur6 auf finf GOD iber has
W2itteI) foIde 8erwiiuu9 on, baB Der
@Itrag nidt mebr ais g bis Z Miuionen
8ui4eI errei4en wirb, sesen IL IiI:
lionen In 1886.
Wofbin9tou Gerritorium
bat inter beufeIbeu Witteruneseinfiiz
fen esIitten unb fem grtrag mirb aud
ntdt mebr aIs jwei OritteI leines uors
id5ri9en fem, an 5 Mi0ionen BuIdet.
Die reidfte @rnte bss ean5en 9dnbes
bat biesnaI Wiffouri gtmadt. @s
bate einen nm 2 Yrocent eeaeu 1886
psrarOBerten 8eftanb, nabe ON 2 NiIs
Iiouen Gcre unb cineu fsbr 9lei9mdbiaen
Grtrag nnr im Si6weften beg Staats
war bnr9 Dlrre nnb @btn6bugs einis
ger S9abeu an9eridtet. Ser Stanb
Sur gruteseit pnr 90, mae einem @rs
TRACE pom % Mi1ionen 0uldeI emit.
fprd4e, gessr % NiIionen 1856.
&anfas, bet iibti9e Na9bar, 1T
be8 srabe @tberipiel. @s BOT bte
i4le9teffe @rnte unter alien @inters
wei8enfiaaten sema3t. Sein 8efanb
tutilt bic gr6bte 8erminberuns inter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22
SnIauotf@e Ra@rt@ten.

- Die beften @iiensrubsn tn ber
@osebtc.&anse finb NIT benz 6nsu ses
DO :tsen @tsentbum an elm Spnbitat,
deer wie nan i'm Oeutf9en Io9t Som
forttum~ pom Rew 9ortsr 6apitaIiffen,
6arunter @r Rrtessmtniffer Wtn5om,
Jefe Grant unb Steue Oorfep fur
81, SOC. 900 uertauft worben. Die meme
9dsai@aft beo5f9tist, i'm nd9iten
Btnter 10 StabIbaupfer fur ben Granss
port Der seponneueu @rSe 81 baueu.
Sn COLORADO sibt es iest swan.is
Selbrnnnen, beren tdslides grssbniB
angefdbr 700 5aB 1T, ansebIi9 pSats
genii9enb, UNI ben san,en Staat gu perz
Das OeI ioa pom uor3ieIider
@hte unb fosar nod better, aIs bas
pennipIuanif@e fem. Benn fi9 bieie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22
Die nemete Grnote Retbooe.

Sc mar Elm pom benz ssgenwdrtisen.
febr uerf9te5enes SeitaIter, ais bic
S@oIafiter mttteIff seiffrei9er Borts
flauberei bas 2ebraebdube Der drifIiGen
Rtr@e auf bic Stiisen Der arlftoteltl9en
unb pIatoniiden 8biIoiopbie gu f9ie5en
in4ten. Gin riefiser Aufwanb BON
S9arffinn unb 9ebutttonsfertiateit
wurbe auf rnerret9bare 3teIe perf9wens
bet. unb BITE bart ssqudlte Menf9bett
befaub f@ barOb mad tetner Ri9iuns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22

ueToTGutit, UNI 30 EertoEed wutoe1 uiehr
ober min6er erbebIi9, meifl pom benz
brennenSen Del uerIest.
Serfep @ttp, q. g., IL. SuIi.
Ssriep 9ttp unb nuisesenb wur6en beute
pom einem b6len tuwetter beimaefn&t.
Sdume wurben mafenbaft entDurBeIt,
Sdune uun9ewebt unb efn &beiI her
Bride tn Der arlington ADenue, wtISe
iber bic @eIeiIe Der RewGrtsReu Dorter
Bobn fibrte, tsrff6rt. Sn bic boldnbis
f5e Sir5e IN Der 9ommunipaw Auenue
idIug Der 8Ifb Gin unb fubr an Der
Stauge, wIIde ;wsi SIonIsu9ter bteIt,
beruieber, bic RronIeu5ter SerI@metternb
unb EN- grOBes God In bic Oede rrt6eub.
Der @ottesbienIf mar bereits beeubd,
bod war bic Rir@e nod pom Qeitcn aes
fiut, weI9e bas Aufb6ren bes unwetters
abwartetCn. 8erIGtt wuibe Rtemano
unb aud BITE Ansf, weI9e bic Mehse
aafdnsIi9 srsriHen bate, Ieste f9 gar
baIb.
Cine 9a9t NIT 5 Snfafen III tn benz
Sturme BET Statsu SsIan6 3u @runbe
sseanseH.
Omaha, Is. Suit. Sountas frab
1T 3u HeIfou in Rebrasta ber farmer
@onrab, weI9er fi6 wesen &aubniOros
benz 6armer GaIton felt uoriaenf
in 9aft bsfan6, o 8er'
aus benz SsfdnsniB esbolt uno
ouf9etuipft wOrben.
Cincinnati. Is. SuIi. Die 8etds
gu benz @orGutiefon6 fur BITE
A~usfelune, weI9e TN tinftisen Sabre
Cincinnati 3ur Seier Der bunSertid5s
risen BeieSIuns SbiO's utrmffaltst
fOu, bsStfferu fI9 beretts ant
5000, 900 nn6 weitcre $25, 600 finh aus
70 baB ber erfOrberIi@e Betrag,
tine Wiaion Dollars, bis @nbe osr
seBei9net letn barfte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30

per nj 80 Pennsylvania do. 10i q 4,c, 80 DO 10. a.
gc 16i Lambs os n. at $40; s2edo 6 n.
J. ~ Piicock: 100 Kentucky Sheep IOl n average at
81 80 per 100 H. 1876 do 100 H. at 81 75 203 Ohio 70 d.
az - 20; 80 Virginia LIMBS 81 d. at - 95 ia do (Cus
62 n, at 81 rs: 20 do. "a h, at &c per d.
Judd q Buckn CHAM 221 OHIO sheen Jew Lambs 81 ~,
at &c per SO Pennsylvania sheep. 93 d. 4sc; 25
stste DO e2 b. at 44c DO III D. at 80 10 Bucks lzs
2o2 do 90 10 at &C., 123do 81 ID. Sic: 70 DO 81 H. at
69c do 10 TO- at 69c 1874 Pennsylvania do 81 D, at &C.
f. saier o.. li3 Western sheep. 90 ID average, at
4ac per n; 2i8 DO 90 To, at 4ac
Newton Gllett: 2s7 Ohio Lambs % average at s. 20
81 10, at 226 Kentucky do IS 10 at SIC; 1874 Ken.
per 100 ID.
sherman Culver l44 Ohio Sheep 20 average. at 81 90
per 10 l25 Kentucky 30 lOl rs at 81 45 80 do 80 H.
az - 90; ~ Indisna l07 3D. at 81 9O ITO virginia 10
- H. az 81 ~ 100 Virginia Lambs 81 ID. at 6sc per
20 Indiana do 90 ID at 5sc 14i Kentucky do. 90 10 at
oSci ~ do. 65 ID, at So ~ per 100 D. ,
"a. collins Tor d. Harrington 207 Ohio and missouri
&c H. al 4ic; 40 ohio do, % 2z3 Western DO rs
ID. at4Lc
Kase lI2 Indiana Sheep 9S average, at "a 80 per
100 ID on Indiana smbs. IS 10. at SIS 05.
HOGS.-Receips were 80 OF 6782 head-z9 cars NJ
$50 80 per loo ID.
saesJ smith 10 state Hogs 10 II avera gs So IS
per 100 d. 26i TO- at 50 10 III do, 26S ID. q, So TO-
Roughs 3I3 ID. al "A IS.
A. w. Lamb 90 state Hogs 203 ID at SIS 80 per
100 ID; Ronghs 270 10, at 50 80.
g. 20 per 100 do 226 TO- at S. 10; Roughs 1888 ID, at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Aug 29cotton steady. Middiiux 9'lc-....-
Flour steady Howard street anu Western supernne So rs
Mills suDerhne SO 25 g. 10 Extra IS 90 c3 So do o
Brands 81 % s4 So Patapsco Family "A u.s. do sunsratve
as Amber So Gsfc Western lower. Closing dull Ne
Winter Red spot 1874 7Sc; sepenber 75sG7S'c: octo
6rm with light receipts White 81 o57c; Yelisw % 55c
Western dull Mixed September 49,. s49c. October 40 =
50 10 western Mixed 81 Sc: rsSnsvlvass ssac....
I've Quiet a hay was quiet Prime 70 ch sH
81 81 90. Buixmeats Isr Ris
sacked go DEMONSTRATIONS 7k9stc Clear kie
,e a1' wssr Packet isa
22e2jc.. Eggs dull at l5a61c Petroleum STEADY
nsnnsa 6Lc.., .Coass-slo cargse4 ordinary TO ialr
Renbsd l0 10 whskev steady at 81 l4SSl 10
rreishts to LverDoo! per steamer dull .co.ton 81
Wheat $1,000 bush Corn TO- 100 Dush IL 800
Rye Rye 500 BUSH shipments Flour i79s3 obIs Whess
Cors 5000 Lusn
BOSTON,. Aug 29-Foar quIet-commsn Extras sc 8
SsS41 vast Patsst, Choice TO Faacy - rs 1870
dull No wnite IS y e37 Shorts quiet
aMiddlinrs ser ton sl7ooss2joo Winter Shorts sls o.
DAIRY Extra 2io22c =. Cheese dnIl-Best New-York and
Ws.srn rem @ o .
$4,000 bnsh. shorts 5000 bush
BUFFALO. Aug 29.-Wheat-No. ! Hart weak unset
tied at slhc; No nari Northern Pacific $50 asked.
winter Wheat firm. 10 cars of NO Red sold at II 4g
weak at the opening No. ssld at s946s.c oats
su w 1ns 81 pSpE SS Mixed h a SssF S
Nllfced hrm-wnler Bran SIS CO. Spring sl4 TO-
Corn KsesptsFo%r rI oos DSIs Wheat
bush Corn olooO sush- Oats - 900 bush Rye 10 900
bush Corn Al 900 Oats s.5dO bush. Barley
bush Canal shpAohts-Whsat 10000 lush Corn 5000
BUSH Oats bush
N S.rI.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Aug 9.-Cut>-Rsceiuts last - hours. 1910
beed. total for tlr 6.lO3 hspt tor
last week f65 head, oonsxnei thrsdgh. bs cars Of
which II York: 207 sio; prices declined
ioa Ice last Monday Common to Fair 10 7oSst 2Si
81 06 stockers 81 1898 25 Mich cows $50 6ss5
Fat Bulls So 10 SO o. Veals 81 O0os1 co. bulk Of Offer
lugs taken.
last % hours 5000 near total for week
l4.I0U iine H. sue
Lea consigned though 20 cars ~ OF which 10 NewYsrk
10 ears Good to Che steady at IL t0sSi S0 Or
dnary Good ~ Good 10 Choice Western Lambs
6USs6, Canadian Lambs 50 O0s6 49, offerings mostly
soli. -
Hogs Receirt last "a hours 10 206 hea total tor the
2tl01 hea. time last week 70 oso
head thrvugh 6S OF which AZ 10 New DIX
100 selected Yorkers 80 % 9$o 20 selected
Medium weights 50 50 Co. Light Pigs ~ 20 0$3 seec
Heavy Rnds ~ 1904 90 stays 81 90 nearly all oner
inEs taken. - .. <.s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30

Rscslps-l2oUO asad shiumsau 1000 hssas narkss w.
steady. skapDinT stssrs IS 20n5 H. Fancy. Is 2o1
20 90 sfccksrs and Feeders - gCSS5 20; Co.'s Buns
Hoos- Receipts 10000 head shipm 900 heed;
and shipping - 2sss5 oo Light - AZ skps ~ ~
Shsep-Kecepts 5000 head shipments 200 head Market
shade lover Native Muttons. 81 25xs4 l22 Western
50 500 50 g. Texans 50 0OOs3 60 Lambs - 00O94 s.
st Leuis Aug 2a-Cetas- Eecsipss s.20O heal shsy-
menn no heac; market lower. Fair Chotoo
htavy Naive stsers - 00oS4 75 Butchers Steers
FAIR ChoicA IS 80 as4 90 Feedsrs 81 100
So o0 Tsxans and Indiana eerned
So l01$3 TO-
Rsos-ksceibts 1000 head suipmenys 800 hesA market
was strong Cheics heavy and Butchers' aslectiens
80 80 50 56 PACKING Medium Prime 90 IS.
Workers ~ estiu1u II IS
Good 81 6U9S5 co.
KsceiSs 200 nss1. shipmeur. 500 hsaA markss
was steady Far 70 Choice So 0s - 90 Lambs - 0OO
81 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIvERroot. Aug 70 1880 n.Coiten firm. with good
demand. Mddng Upands. I'D: do. Orleans lid SAFES
10000 bales including 200 speculation and export
ceipts 2,200 bales all American.
Futures Arm Uplands Low hiddiing clause, August dc
delivery "a Cad Also b2164d September and October
delivery 1894; also 1884; october and Novem'
Der delivery 764d.i December and January delivery
T. sd. January and February delivery. 54.64d
Tenders for deliveries at todays cearngs 300 bales
dockets and 100 old do.
2p. n-rhe sales Of the day included 1900 bales Ame
Futures barely steady Uplands Low Mddinc clause
August delivery 52SG4d buyers: August and September
delivery 236td BUYERS September and October delivery
It'd value october aud November delivery 6G4d
December aud January delivery a-c% sellers; January
and February deivcry 34d sellers February and March
delivery Lad sellers September delivery sod buyers
GALVESTON, Aug. 20 Cotton steady Miidlpg 0is Low
Ming. Good Ordinary S- net and receipts 10l2
bales sales. 307 bales stock. S.057 bales
NORFOLK. Aug. 29.-Cotton nrm. Middns 90 net
receipts oae new) exports Coastwse 1877 bales sales
bales stock 745 bales.
sAvAssAn. Aug. 29-cot,n steady Middlins. SO; Low
Middling Ss; 9o9t Ordinary. SIS: receipts 1.5x2
tnew) gross 2632 new baiesj exports coastwisc S9f
bales; sales 77s bales stock. 4.sl3 bales
NEw-ORLRANs, Aug 29.--Cotton firm. Miiing 07i6;
Low Mdling lie; Good ordinary ia; net and gross
receipts 2D<3 bales exports coastwisc 1873 bales sales.
300 Dalesi stock. 1890 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good Prime wear ago at S. $50 So and
the average was estimated NJ 81 10.
REVIEW OF THE wEEK.-The arrivals OF Beeves the
past week were 9i2 head more than ist week and L423
With light an demand prices advanced
oS 9n wednesday and tn,c were as n
Ii hi ommon aud ExrI Steers with other graies al mt
decline fro early sAlc Everytnng was wanted However
@ for y Gls e 10 svs the Gay were
European urrhrr declined heavy supplies
while American Live Calte bringing from 1ob 10 lie
he report OF Cattle Famine imminent published IN The
sO Tn tday ~ s'Iera .Sor, TO p.
pIv in Britain 1t believed that there will
has been for some time that healthy would
re- oy o4 s % % pas. an
short and Calf crop are to he received with good
Live elves fair supply we're les. active and lower
&c per 10 the close of the week. and
Vsr. ropPns + on a. grades mar, ., IN. v.er and
h1a - up to ON G per mi a aea M
s,sSv sc o ard Sad alien OF before the close FRIDAY pc
from last Mondays prices The market on Saturday was dull
Lvr Hos were good demand at fully sustane prices
S ooSd few heal T' so %%I Pigs ,G bought
BEEvE HRecepts and to'ay were ~ cars OF
Gi1ys2 cars a, sS:I Ard
E.ss%an a stern ,a Carloads and cars
ho%s trade ani i"cIHdea VIC range ., q
IL Texans cherokees and coIorados among the
offerings
demand active the start but prices lower
and trade slAckened at o'clock Mr Eastman ed some
Good Cattle however aud tn gave tr better tone To- the
enlbled sellers TO about clear the Yards Prices
generally rated 10 d Sc lower and Light Common
and Texans sold July zoe OF from Fridays opening
figures ..x..,o
Texas Ch~rokees ranged from So IS asa l0 coorados
- o. dsi 80 Por Natives at So OOdS3 30, and
Decent Choice s4Gs5 50 with some Extra Chicago
Beeve bought especially Tor tho Fancy trade costing s. 90
upwaris per ! o 10. 1890
Bulls sold at So ST. Dry Cows and Heifers at So 90a
SO 80
The Heveia took 392 Live Cattle and the Wyoming
carries Tomorrow 1850 quarters OF Beef
The weeks Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1887

3110 Eges-A 70 doing little better with fair
starc and Pcunsylvanfl f7n c Western $50
Terror to chOce: Caua,a, 16l2c.
SUGAR-for Raw ssugar demand 1ute active and
9uot,tons are firmly he'll at 9.a4%c for Molass-s
ll6c Tor Far Rehnnx and 5l6c $50 Centrifu
gal ssc- 300 hhds Barbados. 41c and 1850 hhds do
~ nj ia =, lei ~ III
defedG saG lsc tirsnulasd6 lie s6sc. MoudA. dS6rc
Coni"ct a, Gel Cones STANDARD. Sac; Conee OF A.
b5ls15Sci White Extr, .5is054c, Extra e. 4's05c; c.
4Ssdls4.; Yssw. 4464I2c
= "EABINE-Has a light demand City quoted nominal
western 78Q7ac. OleOmargarine &c. Sales. rs tcs
Western &C.
rALLoW-In Moderate demand and firm. Primo City
quoted at 4c.; sales, 100000 ID. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30

shipments :.
quarter. Of B~e nom p9lltieph ~ Beeves and 1875
81 fs s CO. 80 r% I 1879 a,srs S e. z,
k. .s Dc laos e ~ Do lSo p H ~ 80, IS
= so 81 d. Ssy o. a. q u.s. 20 d. i2o2 D. al 81 90
$ 81 Tndan, do lt7 %. ass 10 $50 ll? ~ at s. loi
>. Al =. 10 ONO 1850 20 ISCGleaso1s zoos
80 ESra chicago sters 1886 b. cost 81 30 In Chicago sold
sastr.S& Culver. West virginia steers, 1921 aver.
iqa:na no. iiig %. :! ). POS = TO- i3ss $40,
Isl h. @ . 1850 o. q % sS5 DO 1888 d. q
g. 2 80 DO ~ D. a. = i - 7o 90 81 To- = go 10
at Il 90 90 i3t5 D. at 81 50 isds l225 10 AZ q 45
$50 s. at - 90 - DO oj3 D s. II is do. sos 10 at
Go'satnal @ Texans s 9si u syer,ge at sss5 psr
Ito b. Al i so. 10 caeigods ii2j %. 81 10; g? DO
,19 g q do e 1921 S q % - 1901 70 to- i e g.
q DO io2s %. 81 So 7Ball 1907 d. 50 Dry Cows
j. < MaSros 40 chicago steers l27l 70 average: at s.
TO- 81 500 9 100 .. e )! TO- $50 p
= DO 5 D. at = go DO ~ ~ FL At = 20 20 ae l i9
- 1909 H. at 81 % 80 do 1913 ID. at So "a do 1913 d.
D. Mcrh-r,on: In LANA 14c5 average. at % %
3D. ieG = sos u o6o d. 1871 D at - t5 - VIZ
- % 600 III %, q! . i5 state "a l+c5 d. At g 20;
i so 49, 1874 o Il o 1880 ~ a. = 90 y 10
50 So: q sIse, ~" ssr. Sos b. at IS So Bulls 1000 d.
at 50 TO. 7Go 10. at 81 30 49,. ,o,- . ., s,cx
~ 10 20 i,it n. az si -
Per ~" D ~ no 70; % ID ~ - III M * iT io Isoa
At 20 J2 - Hsnlncky no. l25S % at - 90 ~ 10 l2S
az ~ g. 81 u Sa'e DrJ 'o"s '~o j" ~ 80 D'' '- "
j. Scaambers 10 West virginia steers 1893 y average
o y, 81 Ilgpa ", n ar "a 10 w. TWO w. ~"
GlGrsas % 4 1889 n % sy.T.sS a.
1877 ID. - -. 45 ChrroSees 97o 10 at 81 10 ~ Ken,
81 30 70 Chca 20 TO- liGt b a. - 1o 10 iSt' 10 ~
a. MS ~ 4 ID.
DO i2tO % al "a Az 10 no. liog TO- ~ T. ~ for m, .
I'LL TO- no I AM and nrces show no i'm.
1roy.m.,, nn,nr or the week were nj tho
.s ~ sio ~ Us n,r hsad Tar Common 10 Good cows
s.,,. we're 76e head The supply was lib.
eai and the mai ket weak and nly &c lower for
TuitermiK Calves veals barely steady; .rasers and
Io, Ar "a 30 and Common {, Choice Vcas 297'c ga
Isttra NJ Ri ~
Saes- ,lenDeek Louis ~ io ~, ~ 10 pnisr
49, pr "a 1o; 10 , 10; a. ~ ,1c s 9, az X
h. at IS o.: Fed Calves 1856 10. 81 % Mixed do $50 ID.
at Dc per 9! Veas it5 % at &c 20 do ~ 10 al &c
Hume Il Mullen: a BnttermIk Calves i97 10 average
a2,,c Per D. 90 TO- ~ d. at -; 90 90 ~ u; AZ
TIC o. DO az 10 At ac 10 10 ~ 10 ~ PC q, oLo
Jons HTant No. a.. ., H. AZ 10 Hts n AZ lie
per llD bntrrnH' 81 10 " ~. y FL , Ia ii IA at
4e ve,s l25 ID. at 9e 81 do 1876 10, at be- - DO
lt5 10 at 1'c - cr,..or. 17s n average Mt 9.c
per 65 DO 2iS 10 at 2lc 90 ~ ,e 10 AZ % 10 M,.ad
milks ~ ID at SIC Fell ives 100 10 ~ 81 81 10 at
80 ~ at &c: "a do. lGG ID. at 6iaci IL do l27 d.
at 70; 3Odo. l72 70, at 9c ,o, ,u.r,uo .,o,cno,n
D. llarringt0n 81 GrlSsers 100 ID average ~ ZSc per ~
81 do. $50 n AT 2s.c: Fed Calves 100 b at31c; Mhsu
do 100 D. At DC 10 Neals 100 w. a. DC 10, az 10 az ~
80 do 40 TO- at7Sc IL do 100 ID at7Sc' 40 no. lou "
Walsh, Kirby Coz Buttermks 2s2 70 agera ge A. &c
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riccy, Vessels and Rd,lJo i.I5.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil styles the market was firmly main
tanned fair Rio invoices fhe milder Hrowhs
were steady Sales 900 bags Costa Rica 200 bags Mara
csibo and 800 mats lava all on private terms me op
ton IL oDened decline OF 10 10
20 points nd OF 10 points a. ol
lows January. 1880 1855; February. 1900 1851
March lS5odls Go April, ls60dlS6j; May. 1860
1870; AUGUST l7s5Sl790: septembcr u 90dl7.o5: DC
tob-r TX 25 November 1875 lS45; December IL
lS5O Tho tho different months were a. fol-
lows: January. 1S4P0lS.55; August lL901l7aO. Sep
TENDER. 1Z75117.95; october, 1al09lr.2G November,
l8.3bolS.35. sales. 29.50O bags
COTreN-Spot prices advanced 116c. but the
movement was light one saes $50 ea 1os
for consumption port receipts today were 6,IOt
with POS bales the day last week
6C bale. for the corresponding av last year since
September the total port receipts have been o26729 Bales
against 53i3i7 bales for the same period last year
Quotations tho American standard CLASSIFICATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30

TOLEDO Aug. 29.-wheat quiet. Cash 74ba septcm
- October 10 December ~ May ~
duh No. May 4ec.. oats steady Cash 2ec covsrseed
Cash 81 CO. Drccmber ~ 3d.. Receips-Wheat
$1,000 bush Corn 1000 bush. Oas 5000 bush Ship
nentsWheat lS4 900 bush Corn 1000 busll Oats 1000
bush
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON Aug l9-l2;30 p m-united States q per cent
bonds, no Atlantic and Great Western first
trustees certificates 45e do second lU Can.
adan Pacific. 57s; Erie 3lh do Second consols, 10li
Illinois Central 1915 Mexican Ordinary. 52is: ST. Paul
Common sjs; NewYork Central. Ill; Pennsy lvania,
56s; Reading. 26s4 Mexican Central. 10.
Money - per cent.
The OF discount In the short bills
Is ga cent ana for three months bills 2Ss per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30
STAINED.

Cood Ordinarv Low MiddIing
with free realizing selling at the opening first prices In
Of points but hrmer feeling was drve-
oped and final figures showed reaction OF 3d4 points
Sales 60 700 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30

State bonds were entirely neglected Quebec IS sold
at l09 There transactions In city bank stock
Railway bonds were moderately active and hrm. Erie
second % 81 Centraof New Jersey certificate
SIS were up per cent at 90. Missouri. Kansas and
were hrm at go Canada southern second
IS rose per cent to 93 s, st ISni, errn ana %
99l4 NewYork. Chicago and st. Louis flrsts were OF
at 97 Philadelphia aud Reading income IS sold at CO..
% at II D. Green Bay Winona and st. Paul incomes
were GA higher at 35 Detroit. Marquette and Nacxi
nae land grants sold at 80 a3as Auantic ana fa,nc
The Northern Pacics were strong. Fort worth ana
Denver nrsts were u higher AT s6is
Cotton Seed OH certificates sold t21O0) at 3l4 630
81 GeSrsia Pacific rs1s es3a9oD a. hoI nsaeIH S
81 s. IS IS. Anu security -d'''' ''N '',N WV
Money was in abundant supply at aa5 per cent; e1
cepona loans MADE at "a and late at per cent
closing offered at per cent. -
The sub Treasury debtor at the Clearing House
S475 332, and it redeemed 1000 trade dollars -
The sub Treasury today gained on balance Sl.463on'
made up by a coin of Sl.502.sl1 probably by re-
CENT of certificates from Washington less loss OF
csnts 50 763 $50 81 299 currency bal
ance, $i3.sI7 0i7 com balance. S14s.2s3.052.
The Clearing House statement today Is as follows:
Exchanges, POS. 1924 balances S3.s6l .o2l ,..,
The United States Treasury at Washington received
1927 900 National hank notes for redemption
fhe cusio rs receipts were T67o2lo ana the Internal
revenue receipts were S727,35S.
The foreign exchanges were duh and weak AZ quota
tions for business follows: Bankers bills, ~ sou aud
81 s3aa for long and snort serng respectively: 321s
5.227s foi francs; 94ss and 94s for rcichmarks;
Ols and 4Oss for guilders- 800, -,
In British consols were firm al 1Ol 2 for both
money and account. bar silver reacted -l6d TO 4Jd
per ounce English standard. The Bank of England
gained 10000 bullion on balance American railways
with advances greater than those made In ga mr.
DAYS home market and later made fuIther gains cons
strong At Paris French per cents rose TO 81 ana ssst
exchange on London easy at 253l francs To the q
Poor's Manual III Railroads Tor 1887 Is now ready Tor
delivery. AS usual It embraces mass OF general sta
tstical Information well as the latest annual reports
@ all the railroads IN the country.